The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-09-08
THE NOBLE REDSKIN.
some Expert, Graphic and Reassur-
ing Observations by Bill Nye.

Some Expert, Graphic and Reassur-
ing Observations by Bill Nye.
Ahe regular form of annual hydro
ohobia known as the Ute outbreak
las followed the sea serpent, the par
agraph abo2t tie water melon aud
other cui q i:e,ls. AS matter Of
fact the Uteo AVE done more to make
newspaper liz desirable than Con-
stsnt Reader Veritns ;.nd Taxpayer
all put tsz aer. III can always
bet on Us, outbrea!. a, write it u :
when you t-el like ii, 5 ing befoi.
land a yuu wish, ahd the Ute will
not ask you TO retract.
Old man 'olorow is like the reg
ular aru1y. He is brave, but he hasn {
got help enough. He is a man OF
great nerve, and enjoys carnage, pro-
vided it is furnished by some one else,
He is said by those who have met him
to be q "slow sot" man, with powder
burned face and desire to outlive as
many white men as possible.
But the Utes are not strong enough
to do any special damage, and it is
very likely they have no special no
ton Of it. They are a measly set,
and still not likely to break out.
It has been customary to have an
Indian scare in the Rocky mountains
every year until it is almost indispen-
sable For several wears, also, the
circus is kept out Of Wyoming Terri
tory by high license, which amount
ed to prohibition, and If the people Of
Wyoming hadn't had an Indian SC :
that they could turn to they woul3
have suffered.
The Indian is the nations ward
Kind OF doubtful ward, as it were
but he is great boul to the news
paper man, VII, naturally gets tired
of pool and pia1ics at this season,
and pines u: almost anything that
will give him chance. It is safe to
say that the Ute outbreak will turn
ont, upon G., Sc investigation, to be
nothing worse thsn p.iakley heat.
II is not presuming too much to say
that human life will he perfectly safe
rs far as St. Louis and even those
!, who dwell as far west as Omaha and
Denver will run no risk OF being kill
ed by Indians if they will come home
by 8 o'clock p. m.
Indians are not SO ferocious as many
suppose them to be, anyway. We
have seen the Indians of Buffalo Bill
aud they were very pleasant to meet.
They are not intellectual, of course,
and they want to ride in hotel-eleva
tor all the time when they are not
drunk, but thsy have behaved we'll
here and won the English heart It
IS claimed that by another year the
common frontier American blue eyed
1iea will be as common in England as
it is now in the territories. And yet
it is claimed that the Indian is cold
and backward in society and desirous
| Of inaugurating an outbreak.
The Ute has been always friendly
10 the whites and has repeatedly as
sisted the white man in fighting the
warlike Sioux.
The price Of good, available lots
facing south ought not to be reduced
at Kansas Cry or Omaho on account
of pending [ Ge outbreaks and the St
Paul man who refuses to bring in the
washing from the clothes line after
| O'Clock because he s'a.raid of Indians
Is just simplr srifiing ,gil', the tende.
feelings Of his wife.-VeD Yorl
| World
An exciting time was in KiEgs
Mountain last week. B. +. Tiptor
wrote an article II the Dallas Cufre'.
exposing Capt. w. 7. r. Bell, as the
seducer of DR.. CARROTS wife and sta
ting that size had already signed pa
pers saying that he had had illega
intimacy with her Capt. Bell re
piled in the Charlotte Chr. M te ant
denied the charge, and demanded th'
author of the article. Upton publish
es card over his own name and Bel
now calls him liar, and Upton swap
the compliment. There is hardly 8
doubt that Bell is guilty. 1t will b
remembered that Bell was involvet
| In some similar trouble with femal
pupil some years ago.